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It is not just that what has been served up in our two opera houses has been either inertly routine or strangely misguided, but that this should be accepted as the norm by both public and press that induces all manner of dementiae.
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Approximately 20% of all dementiae can be reversed if they are correctly diagnosed and treated.
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Or, second, are these imitation responses related to the oral reflex observed in the development of certain senile dementiae?[…]If such an analogy made sense, this would mean that neonatal imitation might be a reflex similar to the grasping reflex or to the cardinal points, reflexes which disappear in the first six months of life and, in some cases, reappear in senile dementiae.
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The increasing aging of the population determines a constant growth of the dementiae until becoming a real epidemic.
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